
GPT: "The Android OS and Market was launched only a few years back in 2008. Since then, over 200,000 apps have been released on it. Among these apps are a plentiful amount of paid and free games. We at Gameplay Today have compiled a list to let you know exactly what the must-have titles available on Android devices are."

According to Rovio, the redundancies are due to Angry Birds Dream Blast "not... performing as expected."

The Japan-based entertainment conglomerate is expected to pay about $1 billion for Rovio Entertainment.
Wait, have they even made anything since then? Thought they were a one-hit wonder lol.

Rovio should be embarrassed over the way it's handled Angry Birds.
Obvious list is obvious.
and you will see why touch pad will never replace buttons on gaming devices, and why ipad/iphone is not the future of the videogame industry like so many fools have been proclaiming.
I used to make fun of angry birds, now I'm an addict.
I just got my first smartphone today - a Samsung Galaxy S II - so I've had my head buried in the Android app store all evening :).
I must admit that I have a hard time believing I'll be doing a whole lot of gaming on it though, other than out of curiosity here in the first week or two. Although admittedly the (relatively speaking) large 4.3" screen does make for a slightly less eye straining experience than looking at the 3.5" screen of my 2nd gen iPod Touch.
did they remove angry birds from the ps store?? i cant find it anywhere